The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1887-07-08

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eon with . hakAek
The tuslnesa portion At The town Of Pull.
man. Washington restisdtn ~ Buruea on
Sunday, causipg . loss Of q 5000 OF 10000.
With bat small insurance,
Tho excavation fos the piles fce the South
Shore railroad beiage. three miles from
Portsmouth, o., caSed IN Tuesday morning.
csushing six men to death.
Edward eneed was hanged ct the 1ail ct In.
dependence, Misaouri, on Friday morning, for
the murder. In Kansas City, July -, 'tee4, Of
hr,and harrieoa toomta.
A Marshncld, Wis, special to tho Evening
wiccopsin eays the total Dire loss will foot up
70 g. $780, 900, With an insurance Of about one.
fourth. Aid in the shape Of money, food and
clothing, is pouring into the stricken city on
every train.
Mrs. Laugtry Tuesday afternoon at San
Fsancisco renowned her allegiance to Great
Britain and took out her irst papers, declar.
ing her intention Of becoming . cltiten Of the
United States.
Alfred Blunt was hanged ct Ct. Louis al
6:S5 Friday morning. The crime for which
Blunt was hanged was for the atrocious muir.
der of his young wife May 81, 1888. The
cause was Jealousy.
A 6re broke out In the Gould d Curry mine
at Virginia City, Nevada, on Friday. sis
miners lost their lives In the Best 4 Bslcher
mine. Fifteen men ia both mines are SUP
posed to have perished.
The editors Of the Huronite severely crit,.
c!xed Judge spencer's onacial action, charg.
ing that he was disposed to give criminals
the benefit OF defects In Indictments. Judge
Spencer ordered their Arrest.
The trial Of Chct Smith, dramatic agent,
who has been acting rs procurer for. vile deus
at Hurley, Wis, ended at Chicago Friday.
Smith was found guilty and sentenced to one
year in the penitcntiary.
Hon. Samuel A. Flanders, . prominent
farmer of Dcs Moines county, Iowa, and a
former member Of the Iowa Legislature, euicid.
ed by shooting himself through the heart
Tuesday morning. III health was the cause.
Ten Brock, the famous thoroughbred, died
at the home Of his owner At Lexington, KY,
Tuesday morning. Tho cause is thought tn
be apoplexy. The horse WAS Is years old.
The owner was offered $4,000 for him last
week.
Jack Hayes, the murderer Of Phillip Muller,
whose case has been in the st. Louis courts
six years, and who was uudcr sentence to be
hanged Friday, July 1, was declared inssne
Tuesday, and ordered to he forwarded to the
insane asylum.
T. F. Campbell, . freight brakeman ON the
Omaha line. was fatally injured at I.emare,
To-, ON Saturday night, BY being caught be.
tween the ha6ers in making . coupling. Al.
though terribly crushed and not expected t.
live, he did not die until Monday morning.
The creditors of Whitley, Fa.sicr 4 Kelly,
reaper manufacturers Of Springfield, Ohio,
met Tuesday afternoon ane approved the
action Of the firm asking for q receiver, and
appointed q committee tolook into the AFFAIR."
OF the company and report. The business
will continue as usual.
Gloeke, the man arrested In connection
with B%ohannon's escape from the jail at Ne,
braska City, had his trial Friday morning bc.
fore the county udgc. He was hound over &,
the district court in the sum ri 81, 600. HI
obtained bail. Several prisoners were exam,
tned and their statements are nearly all the
same, being to the effect that they saw Gloeke
let Bohannon out OF the cell about Q O'Clock.
kilograms received from the railroadagent
OF all the stations from the eastern J:ilno!e
line to the Mississippi river .bout the ca,
crop, show that the acreage has generally in
creased from ten to twenty-five pc. cent. A
few correspondents predict only half or two.
thirds of q crop. Drought has done more
damage IN the western than in the eastern
portion Of tue state.
The creditors Of q. j. Kerehaw q Co.. Of
Chicago, secured an order from tine cour,
Wednesday, making Charles B. Eggleston a
general partner, aud thereby making Lin re.
speDs'ble for the debts of the firm, which,
tits said, will approximate 100000. An
order WAS issued by Judge Garrett restrain
Ing Eggleston Of dlspostng OF his real estate,
pending the settlement Of the question a,
issue.
A few days ago. etagc travelling between
Saraci and Santa Anna, the latter a station
or the Sonora railroad, was attacked by six
masked bandits, who tied two lady passeu.
gers to the coach wheels and robbed them of
$S,5O0. A man who resisted them was shot.
dying soon after. 1t was a whole day before
the party were found and rescued. Tic
bandits were pursued and two of them coptur.
et and hung.
Col. r. 1. Dodge, c ,mmanding the E,.yent,,
infantry at Fort Sully, Dak., received orders
Tuesday to prepare to move his regiment cas-,
a soon as possible. They go to sackct.'s
aarbor, N. Y. The Twelfth infantry, from
Madison barracks, Townsend commanding.
stl hereafter be stationed at Forts sully and
Bennett. Both the officers and men are elated
over the prospects of the change, ~ they have
been stationed at these posts twelve years.
Fire in the Chicago Packing and Provision
company's establishment on Sunday morn.
ing, raging for fourteen aud Q half hours.
caused . loss Of twelve hundred and hfty
thousand dollars. Seventeen thousand bar.
rels OF mess pork and 100000 pounds of
shortsibs were destroyed, and about 700 head
Of hogs were burned. Several fremen were
injured, one or more fatally. The fire was
FIRST discovered IN the tank room, and soon
after being discovered Hard tank exploded, Civ.
ing great impetus TO the flames, and spreading
the fire very rapidly. Twenty-six engines
were soon playing on the fire, which, together
With all the resevo,rs in the gard, only served